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You want to cover more ground
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From the Shepherd’s Calendar: October
Nature now spreads around, in dreary hue, A pall to cover all that summer knew; Yet, in the poet’s solitary way, Some pleasing objects for his praise delay, Something that makes him pause and turn again, As every trifle will … Continue reading
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Know at least one poet
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